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Short answer
Sponsored spots aren't for sale yet. We're building traffic first. Tell us the counties you serve and we'll come back to you when spots open. Every paid spot is labeled Sponsored, and payment never changes a listing.
Page updated 2026-10-03
Where spots appear
Sponsored spots, county by county
These spaces are already set aside in the page layout. They stay empty until spots open.
- Example of a paid spot
Home page
One spot for roofing and home-service sponsors across Florida.
- Example of a paid spot
County and city pages
Spots tied to one county or one city, next to the local roofer list.
- Example of a paid spot
Beside listings
A spot in the side column of listing pages in the same county.
- Example of a paid spot
Beside guides
A side-column spot on guides about licenses, permits, contracts and storms.
The rules
How sponsored spots work
Every spot
Every paid spot carries a visible Sponsored label, and paying never changes a license fact, a rating, or the order companies appear in.
All five labeling rules →Who can advertise
- Roofing contractors with an active Florida license
- Home services a roof job touches, like gutters, solar and home inspections
- Florida businesses that serve the county or city where the spot appears
How a paid spot is labeled
You will always be able to tell
A reader has to be able to see that a spot is paid for without clicking anything. That is the rule we hold ourselves to. This follows the FTC's guidance on native advertising.
- Every paid spot carries a visible Sponsored label in the spot itself, not in a footnote.
- A paid spot never takes the shape of a listing or a company card, and never sits inside a list of companies.
- Paying never changes a license fact, a discipline entry, a rating, or the order companies appear in.
- We check a roofing advertiser's license on the state record before their ad goes live.
- We write the ad space ourselves. No ad network, and no tracking script from another company.
An empty spot says “Advertise here” and links to this page. The word Sponsored appears only on a spot somebody has paid for. Putting it on an empty box would be a false label on our own page.
Pricing
Prices aren't set yet
Why no prices
A spot is worth what the page's visitors are worth. We'll set prices once we can show real visitor numbers for each county.
What happens to your request
We read it, check your license on the state record if you are a roofer, and come back to you when spots open in the counties you named.
We don't publish visitor numbers yet, so we can't tell you what a spot is worth. When we do publish them they will come from Google Search Console, with the date on them. We would rather say nothing than quote a number we can't show you.
Tell us where you work
Ask for a sponsored spot
Nothing is for sale yet, so this is a waiting list, not an order. We will come back to you when spots open in the counties you name. The form is not switched on yet, so nothing you type is sent or stored.